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by cyf_overcomeGmat » Mon May 10, 2010 12:35 am
hi! everyone
i am currently preparing the GMAT. now,I have gone through the official guide 11th and find that the mathematics is really a piece of cake for me; the Verbal part ,however,is not that easy but not as difficult as what I imagined, i can correctly answer 70% of the questions on average(a bit higer in CR, lower in SC). but I do not take any of other Materials such as the kaplan. since I kown nothing about the real test condition hence feeling nervous these days, I want to know whether the questions represented in the OG is as difficult as,or less difficult than, those in the real test. and if not, do I need to purchase a second book which is more commensurate with the real test? and which one is prefered?

hoping for someone experienced to give me some suggestions. Thanks in advance!!!
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Mon May 10, 2010 7:03 am
The OG will be the most similar to the real thing, but the real test is harder. I would say that my hardest CR and RC questions were about as difficult as some of the LSAT material I used. The math was harder than the OG, mainly because of the layers they throw on. Stacey just wrote a good article yesterday, about this very subject, so try to search for it. If math is easy for you, if you were to take a class, I would recommend Veritas Prep. I took their class, and they helped me a lot with verbal. Verbal was my weakness as well. If you can't afford a class, I would recommend you buy the PowerScore Critical Reasoning Bible and the Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction guide. Those two were helpful as well. Good luck.
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by cyf_overcomeGmat » Mon May 10, 2010 5:09 pm
wow, thanks a lot, it seems that I still have plenty of work to do, I will firstly view some LSAT materials(challenge the most difficult GMAT questions :) ) so I can re-estimate my level and choose whether I should take additional classes.
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